Spring Festival in Canada with the sound of new life

February means spring, February means the pull of emotion and love in the air. It's time to tell your loved ones about the love that's been accumulating in the corners of your mind. In a busy life abroad, telling your loved ones about your feelings is as exciting as it is nerve-wracking. Sometimes, getting close to your loved ones in an expatriate life is even an imagination.

Snow-covered Canada. At this time of year, nature awakens in a new form, but there is a sense of excitement and restlessness, of union and separation. The trees around us change into new forms.

Although the day may seem traditional in Canada, a country with many communities, for the expatriate Bengalis, it was a completely different, sweet day filled with emotion, feeling, and excitement, as if surrendering and expressing oneself in love. 

On this day, the expatriate Bengalis, emerging from the monotony of their busy lives, touched each other with songs and garlands of words. Returning to the land of exile, they revisited the memories of the golden past.

Basant is organized to preserve the true identity of Bengali ethnicity and Bengaliana from generation to generation, and to build bridges with the culture, history, and traditions of present-day Bengal.

Whether flowers bloom or not in snow-covered Canada - even if we do not see marigolds, marigolds, chrysanthemums, shimuls, palashes and Krishnachuras - the Bengali mind is moved by the respect, love, and compassion of the expatriates.

Spring brings the message of leaving all superstitions behind, forgetting differences, and moving forward with the conviction of something new. The cuckoo's chirping, the southern wind, the rustling of dry leaves, the union of nature - all this is in this spring. Spring means perfection, spring means the sound of new life.